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Monthly Archives: August 2017
RPG a Day, Part One
For the last four years there’s been a thing on social media called “RPG a Day”. I’ve been trying to keep up with it this year on Google Plus and thought it would be good to compile my answers here. … Continue reading
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Tagged 7th sea, adam koebel, andrew kenrick, avery alder, blades in the dark, bret gillan, buffy rpg, dead of night, dungeon world, eden studios, erika chappell, final girl, john harper, john wick, monsterhearts, one ugly motherfucker, rpg, rpgaday, rpgaday2017, sage latorra
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Hostage Negotiator Crime Wave – Part One
Lijah Ramone isn’t your usual abductor. She’s someone who appears to have no impulse control. She hit and killed a pedestrian on his way home from work; it’s still unclear whether that was intentional. What Lijah probably didn’t expect was … Continue reading
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Tagged hostage negotiator, hostage negotiator crime wave, solo game, tabletop, tabletop games, vanryder games
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